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Cellar for up to 7 years. No need to decant before serving. Lapis Luna’s eyecatching labels reflect the winery’s Latin name which refers to the “stone” and the “moon’, two elements which they believe play a crucial role in crafting delicious wines. The 400-year old copperplate engravings illustrate the complex relationship between the earth and the moon, which is always calling humanity to reach higher and exceed our earthly limits. Winemaker Drew Stap takes a similar approach in discovering top quality vineyards in the Lodi and North Coast appellations to create otherworldly wines at excellent price points. This big and juicy Zinfandel offers knockout flavours of cassis, crushed wild berries, violets and hints of black pepper and sweet vanilla on the long finish. On the palate there’s a rich full body, firm tannins and bold structure which makes this a great partner for barbecued meats, steak, lasagne or fresh pasta served with a hearty bolognese sauce. The fruit for this wine comes from choice sites in the North Coast AVA and is carefully selected for its balance, freshness and aromatic qualities. Once in the winery the fruit is vinified with the latest winemaking technology and aged in oak barrels to add a delicate touch of spice without overwhelming the natural fruit character.
Price: £15.96 from 8wines UK
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Cellar for up to 7 years. No need to decant before serving. This otherworldly California winery is named after the Latin words for “stone” and the “moon”, a reference to their belief that humanity is always reaching for something better. In this...
Drink it now or cellar for up to 8 years. No need to decant. Founded in 1999 in Santa Margherita, California, Lapis Luna is a young winery that makes value-for-money wines from trusted growers along the North Coast. The winery’s name translates to ‘stone...
Cellar for up to 7 years. No need to decant before serving. The striking labels of Lapis Luna are inspired by 400-year old copperplate engravings which explore humanity’s relationship with the moon and our insatiable desire to reach for something beyond...
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